The brave parents of 1 of the girls who fell prey to the Rochdale grooming gang have spoken out about the nightmare their family has been through. As a parent it doesn’t bear thinking about that something as sinister as this could happen to your family. Yet goes to show that it could happen to anybody’s teenage daughter not just girls from a broken home or in care. It shows how evil the paedophile Muslims were and what they must have put the girls through to control them is unnatural. It makes my blood boil just thinking about a dirty Muslim paedophile telling a young frighted girl that they will slit her throat and rape her little sister if she didn’t do what they wanted.

From day 1 I have said that this was the tip of the iceberg and there’s many more of these Muslim grooming gangs still out there grooming and abusing non-Muslim schoolgirls. Cruising the streets looking for potential targets to eventually have their wicked way with. Despite several gangs over the last year being arrested and becoming known such as the 2nd Rochdale gang. The Oxford sex ring currently on trial at the moment who from press reports seem even more evil than those in the Rochdale trial. A Muslim grooming gang recently arrested in East London. Two lots of arrests in High Wycombe of Muslim paedophiles and the recent incident in Leicester to name a few. I still feel this is only a fraction of Muslim sex gangs that are actively out there exploiting Britain’s children.

Since I started doing The Muslim Paedo/Grooming Map which I have constantly been updating after having many people contact me with info of past cases that wasn’t on there. Shockingly some of the cases didn’t even make the national news with little more than a few sentences in a local paper. I have also had tips off many concerned people about possible unconfirmed Muslim groomers’ exploiting schoolgirls from various locations up and down the country. Which unfortunately I cant add to the map because nobody has been arrested for it yet but apparently were pretty much common knowledge in the local communities it is happening.

My daughter came home drunk so I grounded her, unaware paedos had threatened to kill her. Evil was always going to win

Parents of Rochdale gang rape victim speak out

Susan* is the mother of “Girl A” — the 15-year-old victim of the Rochdale child sex trafficking gang who passed her, and scores of other children, around local paedophiles to be raped and abused.

It was Girl A’s shocking testimony that was key to seeing the nine-strong gang of Asian men each jailed for between four and 19 years at Liverpool Crown Court last May.

Traumatised … parents of Girl A

“But there are so many more men who paid to rape my daughter who are still out in our community getting on with their lives,” says Susan.

“Knowing I could get into a taxi being driven by someone who abused my child but got away with it, or that the stranger I just walked past might have been one of her rapists, kills me on a daily basis.

“And it only adds to the terrible feeling that this nightmare for us will never truly end.”

The sex ring centred around two takeaways in the Heywood area of Rochdale, Gtr Manchester, where youngsters would congregate.

The girls who were trafficked — some only 13 — were described in court as from chaotic, broken homes on council estates. Police said this made them easy targets.

They were groomed with the offer of alcohol, somewhere seemingly safe to hang out and lifts home. Their trust won over several months, the men then raped and intimidated the girls before offering them up to other paedophiles.

Cute … Girl A at one-month-old

Knowing that their daughter — now 19 — fell victim to such evil will haunt Girl A’s parents for ever.

But this assumption that she came from a feckless background and was unloved and uncared for only adds another dimension to their distress.

“It hurts that people think our daughter’s home life somehow helped to make her a victim,” says Girl A’s dad, John*.

Jailed … Shabir Ahmed

“She couldn’t have come from a more settled and loving background.

“Yes, we live on a council estate, but that doesn’t make us bad parents.

“We’re decent people and our daughter had a lovely, normal childhood.

“Her mum and me have been married for 20 years. She grew up enjoying all the things any little girl could hope for.

“She’s had dancing and singing lessons, lots of birthday parties and family holidays at the seaside. We ate together at the table every evening.

“There was nothing in the least bit chaotic about the way she was raised.

“But she got in with the wrong crowd at an impressionable age and it led to something that went beyond most parents’ worst nightmares.”

The harrowing details of the abuse Girl A and up to 50 other children suffered at the hands of the gang were hard enough for the public to stomach when they came out in court.

Unable to bear hearing it, Susan stayed away. She says: “I still have nightmares and struggle to sleep, because terrible thoughts of what she went through go round in my head.”

For John, the fact that their daughter has struggled to talk about what happened to her — even turning down offers of professional counselling — makes him all the prouder that she found the strength to speak out in court.

“They raped the wrong girl when they raped my daughter,” he says.

“They didn’t account for how strong her character is. She’s bright, articulate and was able to expose those animals in a way some of the other girls couldn’t.

“She opened everyone’s eyes to an underbelly of evil most of us never in our darkest thoughts imagined might exist.”

Caring … cuddling her little baby sister

At court every day, John hoped that seeing the gang members jailed would give him some closure.

Instead, the evidence he heard still plays on his mind every day.

Girl A told how she was picked up from school and driven around a succession of sordid flats and houses in the north of England where she would be raped by up to five men each night. This happened up to five times a week.

Warned by the gang that if she did not comply they would kill her and burn down her home while her family slept inside, she was too frightened to expose them.

It was not until she became pregnant, and was no longer of use to them, that she finally escaped their clutches.

Gang rape … our story

Recalling how he felt when police told him what his daughter had been subjected to, John says: “It was blind rage.

“And having experienced that level of horror and fury, I totally understand now how people are driven to kill and then plead diminished responsibility. I wanted to see every one of them dead.

“It was so hard to compute that such depravity existed. And to know that my little girl had been the victim of it was beyond sickening.”

He adds: “We are proof that this could happen to any of our daughters.

“I beat myself up wondering what I could or should have done differently to protect her. I thought she was just a teenager going off the rails. I had no idea what she was actually caught up in or who I was really fighting against.

“So, when she was coming home drunk having been plied with alcohol, the biggest thing I could threaten her with was to ground her.

Festive fun … in a Santa outfit

“These men were telling her they’d slit her throat or rape her little sister if she didn’t do what they said. That kind of evil was always going to win.”

It was when Girl A approached 15 that what appeared to be normal teenage rebellion rose to terrifying proportions. Susan says: “She’d always been brilliant at coming home at the time we set. But then she started coming home later and giving us a bit of cheek. Within weeks she was staying out until 12 o’clock, or not coming home at all.”

The worried couple would drive around the local streets, knocking on doors to see if anyone had seen her.

John says: “We were tearing our hair out. Then she’d come home reeking of alcohol and would swear at us.

“She’d always been a cheeky girl, in a funny, outgoing way — but this was completely out of character. It scared us.

“She has three younger siblings, and we couldn’t have them exposed to that kind of behaviour. We immediately started trying to rein her in.”

But Girl A defied every curfew they set, and refused to accept it when she was grounded, often disappearing for days at a time. Unbeknown to her parents, she was already in the clutches of the gang.

“I pleaded with social services to help us,” says John.

Vile … one of takeaways where gang groomed kids

“They said she’d soon be 16 and she was making lifestyle choices that we might not like but there wasn’t much that could be done about it. But we are not the kind of parents who were ever going to shrug our shoulders and accept it.

“We knew something had gone terribly wrong with our daughter — we just never imagined for a moment how horrendous things had got.”

In the end social services did step in when their daughter fell pregnant.

By now she was living with other young girls in a house owned by one of the paedophiles she later saw jailed.

Warned that her baby would be taken away at birth unless she moved out, she returned home to her parents.

“She wasn’t the same,” says Susan. “She was quiet and withdrawn, and obviously young to have become a mum.

“We were just glad to have her home and thought the nightmare had ended.”

Behind bars … ringleaders

Two years later the police told the Smiths they were investigating a local sex ring and that their daughter had been a victim of terrible abuse.

John says: “In many respects as parents our nightmare was only just beginning. But at least she was away from them now.”

Today Girl A is rebuilding her life. She is studying at college and lives near her parents with her son, now three.

Both homes have a panic alarm in case of retributions from gang associates.

“She should have been put into witness protection,” says John.

“If she’d helped smash a local drugs ring she wouldn’t still be living on the same estate they were dealing from.

“Even now one of us can be in a shop or waiting for a bus and people will talk about the case — oblivious to the fact that it is us they are talking about.

“Our daughter asks me sometimes when it will get better and if she will ever be able to forget. All I can offer is the cliche that time is a great healer.

“But in my heart I know time will only offer the same relief as paracetamol does for a broken bone. It takes the edge off. But that ache you are left with — nothing can ever fully take away.”

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NOTE: 'ASIAN' = MUSLIM 99% OF THE TIMEThe politically correct term 'Asian' is used by the leftist UK media as a way to cast suspicion on a wider group of people and take some of the negative attention away from the group usually responsible for committing the heinous acts. A perfect example would be the Muslim grooming gang epidemic which are constantly referred to by the press and authorities as 'Asian' grooming gangs. It isn't people from China, Japan or any Far Eastern Asian place. Nor is it Sikhs, Hindus, Buddhists,Christians Etc....They are Muslims!!!! Please keep this in mind when seeing the term 'Asian' on any post

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